Touch substrate, touch device and touch detection method

ABSTRACT

A touch substrate, a touch device and a touch detection method are provided. The touch substrate includes: a base substrate, including a touch region and a trace region surrounding the touch region; multiple sensing electrodes arranged in the touch region; and multiple sensing electrode traces arranged in the trace region and connected to the multiple sensing electrodes respectively. The sensing electrodes includes first sensing electrodes and second sensing electrodes, each first sensing electrode is connected at a first side of the touch region to a sensing electrode trace, and each second sensing electrode is connected at a second side of the touch region opposite to the first side to a sensing electrode trace. In this disclosure, sensing electrodes are connected at two opposite sides of the touch region to the sensing electrode traces, therefore, two sensing electrodes may be scanned each time, shortening a scanning period of the sensing electrodes.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

This application is a U.S. national phase application of a PCTApplication No. PCT/CN2019/080017 filed on Mar. 28, 2019, a disclosureof which is incorporated herein by reference in its entirety.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure relates to the field of touch technology, inparticular to a touch substrate, a touch device and a touch detectionmethod.

BACKGROUND

A mutual capacitive touch device includes driving electrodes (TX)arranged in rows or columns and sensing electrodes (RX) arranged incolumns or rows and crossing the driving electrodes. A couplingcapacitance is generated at an intersection of a driving electrode and asensing electrode. When the touch device is touched by a finger, thecoupling capacitance at a touched position changes, and a change in thecoupling capacitance is detected by a touch driving integrated circuit(IC), such that the position touched by the finger may be determined.

Each driving electrode is connected to one driving electrode trace atits periphery and is connected to the touch driving IC via the drivingelectrode trace; and each sensing electrode is connected to one sensingelectrode trace at its periphery and is connected to the touch drivingIC via the sensing electrode trace. In the related art, all sensingelectrodes of a touch device are connected to the sensing electrodetraces respectively at a same side of a touch region of the touchdevice. In this connection mode, during a process of scanning thesensing electrodes, merely one sensing electrode may be scanned eachtime.

During the operation of a conventional touch device, a plurality ofdriving electrodes are scanned successively, and within a scanningduration of each driving electrode, a plurality of sensing electrodesare scanned successively. Assuming that the quantity of the drivingelectrodes is M and the quantity of the sensing electrodes is N, onescanning period is T1*T2, where T1 represents a scanning time for the Mdriving electrodes, and T2 represents a scanning time for the N sensingelectrodes. The scanning period is relatively long, resulting in arelatively slow touch response and a relatively low sensitivity of thetouch device.

SUMMARY

The present disclosure provides in some embodiments a touch substrate, atouch device and a touch detection method, so as to solve the problem inthe related art that a scanning period is long due to the fact thatmerely one sensing electrode is scanned each time in the conventionalconnection mode of the sensing electrodes and the sensing electrodetraces and, as a result, the touch response of the touch device isrelatively slow and the sensitivity is relatively low.

In one aspect, the present disclosure provides in some embodiments atouch substrate, including: a base substrate including a touch regionand a trace region at a periphery of the touch region; a plurality ofsensing electrodes arranged in the touch region; and a plurality ofsensing electrode traces arranged in the trace region and connected tothe plurality of sensing electrodes in a one-to-one correspondence. Theplurality of sensing electrodes includes first sensing electrodes andsecond sensing electrodes, each first sensing electrode is connected ata first side of the touch region to one of the sensing electrode traces,each second sensing electrode is connected at a second side of the touchregion to one of the sensing electrode traces, where the first andsecond sides are two opposite sides of the touch region.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, when the quantity ofthe sensing electrodes is an even number, the quantity of the firstsensing electrodes is the same as the quantity of the second sensingelectrodes.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, when the quantity ofthe sensing electrodes is an odd number, a difference between thequantity of the first sensing electrodes and the quantity of the secondsensing electrodes is 1.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, each first sensingelectrode is an odd-numbered sensing electrode in the plurality ofsensing electrodes, and each second sensing electrode is aneven-numbered sensing electrode in the plurality of sensing electrodes.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, the touch substratefurther includes: a plurality of driving electrodes arranged in thetouch region in such a manner as to cross and be insulated from theplurality of sensing electrodes; and a plurality of driving electrodetraces arranged in the trace region and connected to the plurality ofdriving electrodes in a one-to-one correspondence, where the pluralityof driving electrode traces are disposed in a different layer from theplurality of sensing electrode traces.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, in an area of thetrace region where both the sensing electrode traces and the drivingelectrode traces are arranged, orthogonal projections of at least someof the sensing electrode traces onto the base substrate partiallyoverlap orthogonal projections of the driving electrode traces onto thebase substrate.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, the sensingelectrodes are in a same layer as the plurality of driving electrodesand are made of a same material as the driving electrodes, and each ofthe plurality of sensing electrodes or each of the plurality of drivingelectrodes includes a plurality of conductive patterns arranged in asame layer and separated from each other. The touch substrate furtherincludes a plurality of bridge patterns arranged in the touch region,and an insulation layer provided with connection holes. Each bridgepattern is configured to connect adjacent conductive patterns of theplurality of conductive patterns of a same sensing electrode or drivingelectrode via one of the connection holes.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, the plurality ofbridge patterns are in a same layer as the plurality of sensingelectrode traces or the plurality of driving electrode traces and aremade of a same material as the plurality of sensing electrode traces orthe plurality of driving electrode traces.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, the insulation layeris made of an organic material and has a light transmittance greaterthan a predetermined threshold.

In another aspect, the present disclosure provides in some embodiments atouch device including the above-mentioned touch substrate and a touchdriving IC. A plurality of sensing electrodes of the touch substrate aredivided into a plurality of sensing electrode groups, and each sensingelectrode group includes one first sensing electrode and one secondsensing electrode. The touch driving IC is configured to, within ascanning duration of one driving electrode, apply a sensing signal toand detect the sensing signal from the plurality of sensing electrodegroups sequentially. The sensing signal is applied to and detected fromthe first sensing electrode and the second sensing electrode in a samesensing electrode group simultaneously.

In yet another aspect, the present disclosure provides in someembodiments a touch detection method applied to the above-mentionedtouch device. A plurality of sensing electrodes of the touch substrateare divided into a plurality of sensing electrode groups, and eachsensing electrode group includes one first sensing electrode and onesecond sensing electrode. The touch detection method includes: within ascanning duration of one driving electrode, applying a sensing signal toand detecting the sensing signal from the plurality of sensing electrodegroups sequentially. The sensing signal is applied to and detected fromthe first sensing electrode and the second sensing electrode in a samesensing electrode group simultaneously.

In a possible embodiment of the present disclosure, the first sensingelectrode and the second sensing electrode in a same sensing electrodegroup are arranged adjacent to each other.

The present disclosure has the following beneficial effect. According tothe embodiments of the present disclosure, different sensing electrodesare connected at opposite sides of the touch region to the sensingelectrode traces respectively. In this connection mode, it is able toscan two sensing electrodes each time, thereby shortening a scanningperiod of the sensing electrodes.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic structural view showing a touch substrateaccording to an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 2 is another schematic structural view showing a touch substrateaccording to an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 3 is yet another schematic structural view showing a touchsubstrate according to an embodiment of the present disclosure; and

FIG. 4-FIG. 9 are schematic process diagrams showing a manufacturemethod of the touch substrate according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

In order to make the objects, the technical solutions and the advantagesof the present disclosure more apparent, the present disclosure will bedescribed hereinafter in a clear and complete manner in conjunction withthe drawings and embodiments. Obviously, the following embodimentsmerely relate to a part of, rather than all of, the embodiments of thepresent disclosure, and based on these embodiments, a person skilled inthe art may, without any creative effort, obtain other embodiments,which also fall within the scope of the present disclosure.

Referring to FIG. 1, a schematic structural view of a touch substrateaccording to an embodiment of the present disclosure is illustrated. Thetouch substrate includes: a base substrate 10 including a touch region11 (indicated by a dotted box in FIG. 1) and a trace region 12 at aperiphery of the touch region 11; a plurality of sensing electrodes 20arranged in the touch region 11; and a plurality of sensing electrodetraces 30 arranged in the trace region 12 and connected to the pluralityof sensing electrodes 20 in a one-to-one correspondence. The pluralityof sensing electrodes 20 includes first sensing electrodes 21 and secondsensing electrodes 22, each first sensing electrode 21 is connected at afirst side of the touch region 11 to a sensing electrode trace 30, eachsecond sensing electrode 22 is connected at a second side of the touchregion 11 opposite to the first side to a sensing electrode trace 30.

In the embodiment as shown in FIG. 1, the plurality of sensingelectrodes 20 may be arranged in rows, each first sensing electrode 21is connected at a right side of the touch region 11 to a sensingelectrode trace 30, and each second sensing electrode 22 is connected ata left side of the touch region 11 to a sensing electrode trace 30. Insome other embodiments of the present disclosure, the plurality ofsensing electrodes 20 may be arranged in columns, each first sensingelectrode 21 is connected at an upper side of the touch region 11 to asensing electrode trace 30, and each second sensing electrode 22 isconnected at a lower side of the touch region 11 to a sensing electrodetrace 30.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, some of the sensingelectrodes are connected at one side of the touch region to the sensingelectrode traces respectively, and the remaining sensing electrodes areconnected at the opposite side of the touch region to the sensingelectrode traces respectively. In this connection mode, it is able toscan two sensing electrodes each time, thereby shortening a scanningperiod of the sensing electrodes.

The reason as to why two sensing electrodes may be scanned each time soas to reduce the scanning period will be given as follows. During thetouch detection, within a scanning duration of one driving electrode, asensing signal may be applied to and detected from one first sensingelectrode and one second sensing electrode simultaneously. The sensingsignal is applied to the first sensing electrode and the second sensingelectrode at different sides of the touch region, as a result, at acertain moment, merely the sensing signal applied to one of the firstsensing electrode and the second sensing electrode may arrive at aposition where the currently-scanned driving electrode is located. Inthis way, it is able to determine the sensing electrode corresponding toa currently touched position. Since two sensing electrodes may bescanned at the same time, assuming the quantity of the drivingelectrodes is M and the quantity of the sensing electrodes is N, onescanning period is T1*T2*½, where T1 represents a scanning time of the Mdriving electrodes, T2*½ represents a scanning time of the N sensingelectrodes, and T2 represents a scanning time of the N sensingelectrodes in the related art in which one sensing electrode is scannedat a time. It can be seen that, compared with the conventional touchdevice, the scanning period of the touch substrate in the embodiments ofthe present disclosure is reduced by half, thereby improving the touchresponse speed as well as the sensitivity.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, optionally, when thequantity of the sensing electrodes is an even number, the quantity ofthe first sensing electrodes is the same as the quantity of the secondsensing electrodes. In other words, the quantity of the sensingelectrode traces at the first side of the touch region is the same asthe quantity of the sensing electrode traces at the second side. In thisregard, it is able to conveniently divide the sensing electrodes intogroups each consisting of two sensing electrodes. The sensing signal maybe applied to and detected from a group of sensing electrodessimultaneously.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, optionally, when thequantity of the sensing electrodes is an odd number, a differencebetween the quantity of the first sensing electrodes and the quantity ofthe second sensing electrodes is 1. In other words, the quantity of thesensing electrode traces at the first side of the touch region isroughly equivalent to the quantity of the sensing electrode traces atthe second side. Apart from one sensing electrode, the other sensingelectrodes may be divided into groups each consisting of two sensingelectrodes. The sensing signal may be applied to and detected from agroup of sensing electrodes simultaneously.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, optionally, each firstsensing electrode is an odd-numbered sensing electrode in the pluralityof sensing electrodes, and each second sensing electrode is aneven-numbered sensing electrode in the plurality of sensing electrodes.In other words, two adjacent sensing electrodes are connectedrespectively at different sides of the touch region to the touchelectrode traces, so the two adjacent sensing electrodes may form agroup. The sensing signal may be applied to and detected from a group ofsensing electrodes simultaneously. For example, in the embodiment asshown in FIG. 1, the No. 1, No. 3, No. 5 and No. 7 sensing electrodesare the first sensing electrodes, and the No. 2, No. 4 and No. 6 sensingelectrodes are the second sensing electrodes.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, the touch substrate may bea mutual capacitive touch substrate. As shown in FIG. 2, apart from theplurality of sensing electrodes 30, the touch substrate may furtherinclude: a plurality of driving electrodes 40 arranged in the touchregion 11 in such a manner as to cross and be insulated from the sensingelectrodes 30; and a plurality of driving electrode traces 50 arrangedin the trace region 12 and connected to the plurality of drivingelectrodes 40 in a one-to-one correspondence, where the plurality ofdriving electrode traces 50 are disposed in a different layer from theplurality of sensing electrode traces 30.

As shown in FIG. 2, in some embodiments of the present disclosure,optionally, in an area of the trace region 12 where both the sensingelectrode traces 30 and the driving electrode traces 50 are arranged(areas of the trace region 12 at a left side and a lower side of thetouch region 11 as shown in FIG. 2), orthogonal projections of at leastsome of the sensing electrode traces 30 onto the base substrate 10partially overlap orthogonal projections of the driving electrode traces50 onto the base substrate 10, i.e., a sensing electrode trace 30 mayspatially overlap a driving electrode trace 50 in an upper and lowerdirection. In FIG. 2, a black bold line represents an overlapped portionof the sensing electrode trace 30 and the driving electrode trace 50. Inthis way, it is able to reduce a width of the corresponding trace region12, thereby providing a narrow bezel.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the sensing electrodes 20may be arranged at a layer different from the driving electrodes 40 andbe insulated from the driving electrodes 40. In the embodiments, thedriving electrode traces 50 may be arranged in a same layer as thedriving electrodes 40, so as to facilitate the connection and reduce themanufacture cost. In addition, the sensing electrode traces 30 may bearranged in a same layer as the sensing electrodes 20, so as tofacilitate the connection and reduce the manufacture cost.

In some other embodiments of the present disclosure, the sensingelectrodes 20 may also be located in a same layer as the drivingelectrodes 40 and be made of a same material as the driving electrodes40, such that the sensing electrodes 20 and the driving electrodes 40may be formed through a single patterning process, thereby reducing themanufacture cost. Each sensing electrode 20 or each driving electrode 30includes a plurality of conductive patterns arranged in a same layer andseparated from each other. At this time, in order to connect theplurality of conductive patterns of the same sensing electrode 20 ordriving electrode 30 that are arranged at the same layer and separatedfrom each other, as shown in FIG. 3, the touch substrate may furtherinclude a plurality of bridge patterns 60 arranged in the touch region11, and an insulation layer 70 provided with connection holes. Eachbridge pattern 60 is configured to connect adjacent conductive patternsof the plurality of conductive patterns of the same sensing electrode 20or driving electrode 40 via one of the connection holes.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, the bridge pattern 60 maybe made of a metallic material, e.g., titanium/aluminum/titanium(Ti/Al/Ti).

Referring to FIG. 2, in the embodiment as shown in FIG. 2, the sensingelectrodes 20 and the driving electrodes 40 are in a same layer and aremade of a same material. Each sensing electrode 20 includes a pluralityof conductive patterns arranged in a same layer and connectedsuccessively, while each driving electrode 40 includes a plurality ofconductive patterns arranged in a same layer and separated from eachother, and the plurality of conductive patterns of the same drivingelectrode 40 are connected to each other via the bridge patterns. Ofcourse, in some other embodiments of the present disclosure, eachdriving electrode 40 may include a plurality of conductive patternsarranged in the same layer and connected successively, while eachsensing electrode 20 may include a plurality of conductive patternsarranged in the same layer and separated from each other, and theplurality of conductive patterns of the same sensing electrode 20 may beconnected to each other via the bridge patterns.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, optionally, the bridgepatterns 60 are in a same layer as the sensing electrode traces 30 orthe driving electrode traces 50, and are made of a same material as thesensing electrode traces 30 or the driving electrode traces 50, suchthat the bridge patterns and the electrode traces may be formed througha single patterning process, thereby reducing the manufacture cost.Referring to the embodiment as shown in FIG. 3, the bridge patterns 60and the driving electrode traces 50 are in the same layer and are madeof a same material.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, optionally, theinsulation layer 70 is made of an organic material and has a lighttransmittance greater than a predetermined threshold, e.g., 85%. Whenthe organic material is silicon nitride (SiNx), the light transmittancemay be up to 96%. In this way, it is able to improve the lighttransmittance of the touch substrate. In addition, the organic materialhas excellent flexibility and bendability, so it is able to provide aflexible touch substrate.

The present disclosure further provides in some embodiments a touchdevice which includes the above-mentioned touch substrate and a touchdriving IC. A plurality of sensing electrodes of the touch substrate maybe divided into a plurality of sensing electrode groups, and eachsensing electrode group includes one first sensing electrode and onesecond sensing electrode. The touch driving IC is configured to, withina scanning duration of one driving electrode, apply a sensing signal toand detect the sensing signal from the plurality of sensing electrodegroups sequentially. For the same sensing electrode group, the sensingsignal may be applied to and detected from the first sensing electrodeand the second sensing electrode in the sensing electrode groupsimultaneously.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, the sensing signal isapplied to the first sensing electrode and the second sensing electrodeat different sides of the touch region, as a result, at a certainmoment, merely the sensing signal applied to one of the first sensingelectrode and the second sensing electrode may arrive at a positionwhere the currently-scanned driving electrode is located. In this way,it is able to determine the sensing electrode corresponding to acurrently touched position. Since two sensing electrodes may be scannedat the same time, assuming the quantity of the driving electrodes is Mand the quantity of the sensing electrodes is N, one scanning period isT1*T2*½, where T1 represents a scanning time of the M drivingelectrodes, T2*½ represents a scanning time of the N sensing electrodes,and T2 represents a scanning time of the N sensing electrodes in therelated art in which one sensing electrode is scanned at a time. It canbe seen that, compared with the conventional touch device, the scanningperiod of the touch substrate in the embodiments of the presentdisclosure is reduced by half, thereby improving the touch responsespeed as well as the sensitivity.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, the touch driving IC isfurther configured to apply a driving signal to the plurality of drivingelectrodes sequentially, and a duration of applying the driving signalto one driving electrode is the scanning duration of the drivingelectrode.

In the embodiments of the present disclosure, the touch device may be anOn-cell touch device, In-cell touch device, One Glass Solution (OGS)touch device, or the like.

The present disclosure further provides in some embodiments a touchdetection method applied to the above-mentioned touch device. Aplurality of sensing electrodes of the touch substrate are divided intoa plurality of sensing electrode groups, and each sensing electrodegroup includes two sensing electrodes, in which one sensing electrode isthe first sensing electrode and the other is the second sensingelectrode. The touch detection method may include: within a scanningduration of one driving electrode, applying a sensing signal to anddetecting the sensing signal from the plurality of sensing electrodegroups sequentially. For the same sensing electrode group, the sensingsignal may be applied to and detected from the first sensing electrodeand the second sensing electrode in the sensing electrode groupsimultaneously.

Optionally, the two sensing electrodes in the same sensing electrodegroup are arranged adjacent to each other.

The present disclosure further provides in some embodiments a method formanufacturing a touch substrate, including: providing a base substrateincluding a touch region and a trace region at a periphery of the touchregion; and forming a plurality of sensing electrodes and a plurality ofsensing electrode traces on the base substrate. The plurality of sensingelectrodes are arranged in the touch region, and the plurality ofsensing electrode traces are arranged in the trace region and connectedto the plurality of sensing electrodes in a one-to-one correspondence.The plurality of sensing electrodes include first sensing electrodes andsecond sensing electrodes, each first sensing electrode is connected ata first side of the touch region to one of the sensing electrode traces,each second sensing electrode is connected at a second side of the touchregion to one of the sensing electrode traces, where the first andsecond sides are two opposite sides of the touch region.

Optionally, the method may further include: forming a plurality ofdriving electrodes on the base substrate while forming the plurality ofsensing electrodes and the plurality of sensing electrode traces on thebase substrate, where the plurality of driving electrodes are arrangedin the touch region in such a manner as to cross and be insulated fromthe plurality of sensing electrodes, the sensing electrodes and thedriving electrodes are in a same layer and are made of a same material,each sensing electrode or each driving electrode including a pluralityof conductive patterns arranged in a same layer and separated from eachother; forming an insulation layer on the base substrate, the insulationlayer covering the sensing electrodes and the driving electrodes andprovided with connection holes; and forming a plurality of bridgepatterns and a plurality of driving electrode traces on the basesubstrate, where the plurality of driving electrode traces are arrangedin the trace region and connected to the plurality of driving electrodesin a one-to-one correspondence, the plurality of driving electrodetraces are arranged at a layer different from the sensing electrodetraces, and each bridge pattern is configured to connect two adjacentconductive patterns of a same driving electrode via one of theconnection holes.

As shown in FIG. 4-FIG. 9, schematic process diagrams showing amanufacture method of the touch substrate according to an embodiment ofthe present disclosure are illustrated. The manufacture method includesthe following steps.

Step 101: as shown in FIG. 4, forming a first metal layer 100. In theembodiments of the present disclosure, the first metal layer 100 may bemade of Ti/Al/Ti.

Step 102: as shown in FIG. 5, patterning the first metal layer 100through a photolithographic process, so as to form the bridge patternsand patterns of the driving electrode traces (the bridge patterns andthe driving electrode traces are not shown in FIG. 5). Thephotolithographic process may include steps such as the application of aphotoresist, exposure, development and etching.

Step 103: as shown in FIG. 6, depositing the insulation layer 70. In theembodiments of the present disclosure, the insulation layer may be madeof an organic material.

Step 104: as shown in FIG. 7, patterning the insulation layer 70 througha photolithographic process, so as to form the connection holespenetrating through the insulation layer.

Step 105: as shown in FIG. 8, forming a second metal layer 200. In theembodiments of the present disclosure, the second metal layer 200 may bemade of Ti/Al/Ti.

Step 106: as shown in FIG. 9, patterning the second metal layer 200through a photolithographic process, so as to form patterns of thedriving electrodes, the sensing electrodes and the sensing electrodetraces. Each driving electrode includes a plurality of conductivepatterns arranged in a same layer and separated from each other. Theconductive patterns of a same driving electrode may be connected to eachother through the bridge patterns under the insulation layer 70 and theconnection holes in the insulation layer. In addition, each drivingelectrode is connected to the driving electrode trace via the connectionhole.

Unless otherwise defined, any technical or scientific term used hereinshall have the common meaning understood by a person of ordinary skills.Such words as “first” and “second” used in the specification and claimsare merely used to differentiate different components rather than torepresent any order, quantity or priority. Such words as“connect/connected to” or “couple/coupled to” may include electricalconnection, direct or indirect, rather than to be limited to physical ormechanical connection. Such words as “upper”, “lower”, “left” and“right” are merely used to represent relative position relationship, andwhen an absolute position of the described object is changed, therelative position relationship will be changed too.

The above descriptions merely describe optional implementations of thepresent disclosure. It is appreciated, modifications and improvementsmay be made by a person of ordinary skill in the art without departingfrom the principle of the present disclosure, and these modificationsand improvements shall fall within the scope of the present disclosure.

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 13. A touch substrate, comprising: a base substrate,comprising a touch region and a trace region at a periphery of the touchregion; a plurality of sensing electrodes arranged in the touch region,wherein each sensing electrode extends in a first direction; and aplurality of sensing electrode traces arranged in the trace region andconnected to the plurality of sensing electrodes in a one-to-onecorrespondence, wherein the plurality of sensing electrodes comprisesfirst sensing electrodes and second sensing electrodes, each firstsensing electrode is connected at a first side of the touch region toone of the sensing electrode traces, each second sensing electrode isconnected at a second side of the touch region to one of the sensingelectrode traces that is different from the sensing electrode tracesconnected to the first sensing electrodes, wherein the first and secondsides are two opposite sides of the touch region.
 14. The touchsubstrate according to claim 13, further comprising: a plurality ofdriving electrodes arranged in the touch region in such a manner as tocross and be insulated from the plurality of sensing electrodes; and, aplurality of driving electrode traces arranged in the trace region andconnected to the plurality of driving electrodes in a one-to-onecorrespondence.
 15. The touch substrate according to claim 14, whereinthe plurality of driving electrodes comprises first driving electrodesand second driving electrodes, each first driving electrode is connectedat a third side of the touch region to one of the driving electrodetraces, each second driving electrode is connected at a fourth side ofthe touch region to one of the driving electrode traces that isdifferent from the driving electrode traces connected to the firstdriving electrodes, wherein the third and fourth sides are two oppositesides of the touch region that are different from the first and secondsides.
 16. The touch substrate according to claim 14, wherein theplurality of driving electrode traces are disposed in a different layerfrom the plurality of sensing electrode traces, and in an area of thetrace region where both the sensing electrode traces and the drivingelectrode traces are arranged, orthogonal projections of at least someof the sensing electrode traces onto the base substrate partiallyoverlap orthogonal projections of the driving electrode traces onto thebase substrate.
 17. The touch substrate according to claim 14, whereinthe plurality of sensing electrodes are in a same layer as the pluralityof driving electrodes and are made of a same material as the pluralityof driving electrodes, and each of the plurality of sensing electrodesor each of the plurality of driving electrodes comprises a plurality ofconductive patterns arranged in a same layer and separated from eachother, wherein the touch substrate further comprises a plurality ofbridge patterns arranged in the touch region and an insulation layerprovided with connection holes, and each bridge pattern is configured toconnect adjacent conductive patterns of the plurality of conductivepatterns of a same sensing electrode or driving electrode via one of theconnection holes.
 18. The touch substrate according to claim 17, whereinthe plurality of bridge patterns are in a same layer as the plurality ofsensing electrode traces or the plurality of driving electrode tracesand are made of a same material as the plurality of sensing electrodetraces or the plurality of driving electrode traces.
 19. The touchsubstrate according to claim 17, wherein the insulation layer is made ofan organic material and has a light transmittance greater than apredetermined threshold.
 20. The touch substrate according to claim 13,wherein in case that a quantity of the sensing electrodes is an evennumber, a quantity of the first sensing electrodes is the same as aquantity of the second sensing electrodes.
 21. The touch substrateaccording to claim 13, wherein in case that a quantity of the sensingelectrodes is an odd number, a difference between a quantity of thefirst sensing electrodes and a quantity of the second sensing electrodesis
 1. 22. The touch substrate according to claim 20, wherein each of thefirst sensing electrodes is an odd-numbered sensing electrode in theplurality of sensing electrodes, and each of the second sensingelectrodes is an even-numbered sensing electrode in the plurality ofsensing electrodes.
 23. A touch device, comprising the touch substrateaccording to claim 13 and a touch driving integrated circuit (IC),wherein a plurality of sensing electrodes of the touch substrate aredivided into a plurality of sensing electrode groups, and each sensingelectrode group comprises one first sensing electrode and one secondsensing electrode, wherein the touch driving IC is configured to, withina scanning duration of one driving electrode, apply a sensing signal toand detect the sensing signal from the plurality of sensing electrodegroups sequentially, wherein the sensing signal is applied to anddetected from the first sensing electrode and the second sensingelectrode in a same sensing electrode group simultaneously.
 24. A touchdetection method, applied to the touch device according to claim 23,wherein a plurality of sensing electrodes of the touch substrate aredivided into a plurality of sensing electrode groups, and each sensingelectrode group comprises one first sensing electrode and one secondsensing electrode, wherein the touch detection method comprises: withina scanning duration of one driving electrode, applying a sensing signalto and detecting the sensing signal from the plurality of sensingelectrode groups sequentially, wherein the sensing signal is applied toand detected from the first sensing electrode and the second sensingelectrode in a same sensing electrode group simultaneously.
 25. Thetouch detection method according to claim 24, wherein the first sensingelectrode and the second sensing electrode in a same sensing electrodegroup are arranged adjacent to each other.
 26. The touch substrateaccording to claim 21, wherein each of the first sensing electrodes isan odd-numbered sensing electrode in the plurality of sensingelectrodes, and each of the second sensing electrodes is aneven-numbered sensing electrode in the plurality of sensing electrodes.27. A touch device, comprising the touch substrate according to claim 14and a touch driving integrated circuit (IC), wherein a plurality ofsensing electrodes of the touch substrate are divided into a pluralityof sensing electrode groups, and each sensing electrode group comprisesone first sensing electrode and one second sensing electrode, whereinthe touch driving IC is configured to, within a scanning duration of onedriving electrode, apply a sensing signal to and detect the sensingsignal from the plurality of sensing electrode groups sequentially,wherein the sensing signal is applied to and detected from the firstsensing electrode and the second sensing electrode in a same sensingelectrode group simultaneously.
 28. A touch device, comprising the touchsubstrate according to claim 15 and a touch driving integrated circuit(IC), wherein a plurality of sensing electrodes of the touch substrateare divided into a plurality of sensing electrode groups, and eachsensing electrode group comprises one first sensing electrode and onesecond sensing electrode, wherein the touch driving IC is configured to,within a scanning duration of one driving electrode, apply a sensingsignal to and detect the sensing signal from the plurality of sensingelectrode groups sequentially, wherein the sensing signal is applied toand detected from the first sensing electrode and the second sensingelectrode in a same sensing electrode group simultaneously.
 29. A touchdevice, comprising the touch substrate according to claim 16 and a touchdriving integrated circuit (IC), wherein a plurality of sensingelectrodes of the touch substrate are divided into a plurality ofsensing electrode groups, and each sensing electrode group comprises onefirst sensing electrode and one second sensing electrode, wherein thetouch driving IC is configured to, within a scanning duration of onedriving electrode, apply a sensing signal to and detect the sensingsignal from the plurality of sensing electrode groups sequentially,wherein the sensing signal is applied to and detected from the firstsensing electrode and the second sensing electrode in a same sensingelectrode group simultaneously.
 30. A touch device, comprising the touchsubstrate according to claim 17 and a touch driving integrated circuit(IC), wherein a plurality of sensing electrodes of the touch substrateare divided into a plurality of sensing electrode groups, and eachsensing electrode group comprises one first sensing electrode and onesecond sensing electrode, wherein the touch driving IC is configured to,within a scanning duration of one driving electrode, apply a sensingsignal to and detect the sensing signal from the plurality of sensingelectrode groups sequentially, wherein the sensing signal is applied toand detected from the first sensing electrode and the second sensingelectrode in a same sensing electrode group simultaneously.
 31. A touchdevice, comprising the touch substrate according to claim 18 and a touchdriving integrated circuit (IC), wherein a plurality of sensingelectrodes of the touch substrate are divided into a plurality ofsensing electrode groups, and each sensing electrode group comprises onefirst sensing electrode and one second sensing electrode, wherein thetouch driving IC is configured to, within a scanning duration of onedriving electrode, apply a sensing signal to and detect the sensingsignal from the plurality of sensing electrode groups sequentially,wherein the sensing signal is applied to and detected from the firstsensing electrode and the second sensing electrode in a same sensingelectrode group simultaneously.
 32. A touch device, comprising the touchsubstrate according to claim 19 and a touch driving integrated circuit(IC), wherein a plurality of sensing electrodes of the touch substrateare divided into a plurality of sensing electrode groups, and eachsensing electrode group comprises one first sensing electrode and onesecond sensing electrode, wherein the touch driving IC is configured to,within a scanning duration of one driving electrode, apply a sensingsignal to and detect the sensing signal from the plurality of sensingelectrode groups sequentially, wherein the sensing signal is applied toand detected from the first sensing electrode and the second sensingelectrode in a same sensing electrode group simultaneously.